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Hi all,
I’m currently a risk consultant (~6 months) within financial services at PwC and very interested in IB for its work around strategy and finance. I was wondering if anyone can offer any insight on whether I should try and switch now while I’m early in my career (graduated in 2020) or should I aim to get into IB after MBA in 4-5 years? Thanks! Citi JPMorgan Chase Morgan Stanley Goldman Sachs
This McCann elevator situation is fucking ABSURD.
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I just got an offer for Accenture’s consulting development program and am wondering if I should negotiate my initial offer as a new grad with little consulting experience. I got another offer for EY business transformation but it pays less.
How do I ask ACN for more money and should I mention my other offers?
Any advice is appreciated!
What is AD salary at Beigene?
Always take the match. It is free money now. Personally always prefer to defer taxes now rather than pay now to avoid them later.
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Start with the match.
Just getting started is a powerful first step! Nothing more powerful in investing than compounding interest and time.
Depending on what you can afford, Increase your contributions as your budget allows.
If you can max it out, its a good ideal. Taxable income decrease and your building your future.
Review and rebalance your portfolio as needed.
Play the long game and you will be in good shape.
There will be highs and lows. Avoid the fear / emotions during the down periods and don’t sell, power thru to better days.
Max out the match. Then save more elsewhere :)
That max is great!
You’re right, I wasn’t reading that correctly. I’m used to 50%. But better than nothing.